The tragedy of East Pakistan: Killing fields of Bengal
It is said that history is written by the victor, but conflict sometimes does not identify a clear victor & both protagonists survive & in cases like that history bears double versions of events that are inherently opposed to each other.
The videotaping saga: Some lessons from the past
Almost every crime of conventional nature be it pocket-picking to an act of terrorism involves the recording of evidence by means of electronic evidence through electronic devices. Even though our law enforcement agencies are capable but the nature of this issue is debatable.
A shark within SAARC
The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, or SAARC, is a regional socioeconomic organization that connects a vast swath of territory and people. In terms of potential, SAARC countries have the potential to become the world's third-largest GDP as an organization,
Terrorism threats in post US withdrawal Afghanistan and its security implications
Since the withdrawal of the US after twenty years of war, the situation in Afghanistan has changed quickly and abruptly. The rapid seizure of power by the Taliban and absence of resistance by Afghan soldiers and government raised many questions regarding the law and order situation
Strengthening anti-terrorism cooperation between China and Pakistan
The China-Pakistan military and strategic relationship continue to deepen, at present, China and Pakistan should further deepen bilateral anti-terrorism cooperation, strengthen anti-terrorism cooperation in various aspects, and build a sound anti-terrorism governance cooperation system.
The tragedy of East Pakistan: Operation searchlight, myth or reality?
History does not portray the Pakistani political class in a favorable way when they look back at January to March 1971. The situation on the ground kept on deteriorating day by day and the mood turned vicious & civil disobedience spread in the local populace & law
Putin’s visit to India: Implications for South Asia?
The Russian president appears to have wanted to establish that Moscow can handle the India and China relationships independently of each other during the time of his visit. Putin’s visit is seen as an effort to repair the damage done to the relationship over the last couple of years,
Urban Policing and Police reforms in Pakistan
In Pakistan, police and policing encounter numerous obstacles. All kinds of perspectives are related to these difficulties, from antiquated legal frameworks to antiquated criminal and business operations. One of the most pressing issues in urban policing, which is a national problem.
Understanding terrorism of bondage to past
Mumbai attacks of November 26, 2008, were at first thought unique for being quite new in aspect, dimension and preparation. However, if you look closely the serial blasts of March 1993 were also of the same dimension and preparation and so was the aspect of RDX imported and used in attacks.
20 years on: India’s false flag lawfare against Pakistan
Sunday, December 13, marked 20 years since the deadly attack on Parliament by terrorist groups linked to Pakistan. Senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader LK Advani who was then the home minister called the attack “the most audacious, and also the most alarming, the act of terrorism”.
Why is there a critical need of formulating a National AI strategy in Pakistan?
For Pakistan, a key priority should be the diffusion of artificial intelligence across the economy to drive economic and productivity growth due to AI, as well as to stimulate the development and adoption of AI technologies in high-potential, low-AI maturity sectors.
The tragedy of East Pakistan: Understanding the issue of free and fair elections
A manifesto by all political parties, even individuals contesting the election were prepared and distributed amongst the constituents. The country from the east to the west was full of colorful banners, posters, flags and whatnot. It felt like a celebration,